Will these connect to a receiver with AirPlay?
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stay away.. i bought 3 units, 1 returned because my friend hooked up ipod or something like thhat and it blew out.... now they deney i sent back the unit.... cost me $20. to send back.... and at first they said we got it we will contact you when its ready... now they say we have no record of it... I tossed the tracking number when they told me they have it in the repair department... the other 2 units are us3ed at low levels only......
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They connect to my iPhone, so they should connect to a iPod. The jacks are the same size.
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Hi Michael D. Linde,No, these speakers must be connected to a receiver because it supports LEFT and RIGHT(red and black) connections that receivers only has. Thanks. >joffrey
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You have to connect them to a receiver. One of the output sources. From there it's your choice with the input source is, cable, cd, iPod, etc.
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You will need a receiver to power these speakers. Just about any av receiver will work. Mine are powered by an old onkyo 605. There is not a remote with these. It's just the speakers.
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I may have misunderstood the question. Yes, you can listen to airplay from your iPhone through this receiver. Powering the receiver can be done with the pioneer app.
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Yes, you can. I have two of these units on my Airplay set up, one in the living room and one on my back porch. I also have my Apple TV on the same network. They work great for me. The wireless receiver range on these units is somewhat limited. My house is large, so I use wireless extenders for proper network signal strength (Netgear sells units for <$50).
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No. They connect via 1/4" cables, one for each speaker. You need an audio interface.
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No, these speakers only use standard speaker wire connections. You would need to use the optical cable to a receiver and connect these speakers tot he receiver
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Not sure I will be of much help, as I am not certain what you are asking. However, the speakers simply function/act as any other speakers that you would hook up to your receiver.
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No AirPlay. But you can just connect an iPhone via Bluetooth which is still pretty easy
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never used it, but googled it and found this description video. Hope it helps. http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/AV-Receivers/Airplay
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No, this is only a signal converter. For using Airplay you would need an apple tv.
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Not sure about airplay but i can connect my ipad via bluetooth and control volume from ipad. Hope this helps.
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these speakers need a power sorce - receiver, amp or similar. Example : Yamaha RX-V377 5.1-Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver You want : http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_12?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=ipod%20speakers&sprefix;=ipod+speaker%2Caps%2C195
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If your receiver accepts iPhone, then yes. You can't hook these directly to an iPhone. But then, I don't own an iPhone, so I'm hardly an expert. I Bluetooth from my smartphone to my receiver, to the speakers. They're really good speakers, but the dimensions aren't accurately portrayed. I mounted mine inside lockable boxes in my jeep that called for 6 x 9, but these have decorative ribs over the cone :( The actual dimensions are more like 7 x 9.......... Not a problem if you're surface mounting.
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They have a standard aux output and do not have wireless capabilities built in. That being said I don't personally own a home receiver but you might be able to pick something up from radio shack or a similar store that expands their use. Hopefully that helps.